@MaconWBurner What an insane thing to do.
Go on and cook @jacobardwell.
@maconwvurner comes on here to be an ass to kids trying to make it in this world. I hope this kid goes on to the league and makes so much money he can buy a dump truck full of dog shit and unload it into your driveway
@CaseyBell4@AlZeidenfeld@batcluberik@USABaseball If you think dropping 2 ounces makes a bat juiced, then you need to do your research. A simple inquiry with AI will show you that mass plus velocity equals power. Bat speed alone won’t do it. Giving smaller player a -5 will help them. bigger player w/ -5 actually slows exit velo.
@CaseyBell4@AlZeidenfeld@batcluberik@USABaseball Juiced? USA bats are not juiced. USSSA certified bats are the juiced bats. The bats that will be approved are BBCOR (which is used presently) and USA. USSSA will stay approved only for 13u, not high school.
@CaseyBell4@AlZeidenfeld@batcluberik@USABaseball As it is, his own kid is chasing playing time. Hell, he may be one of the kids that needs the -5. Perhaps he shouldn’t be so quick to pass judgement.
@CaseyBell4@AlZeidenfeld@batcluberik@USABaseball Also- he said Jacob can throw 75mph. He’s lying. This dude Zeidenfeld has an 8th grader soon to be 9th playing travel ball and thinks he knows how all of this works 🤣. If his kid was throwing 75, he wouldn’t be playing 14AA tournaments. Unless, of course, he’s chasing W’s.
@AlZeidenfeld@batcluberik@USABaseball I want to be sure you know the difference. If I would have said your kid walked 18 batters in 7.1 innings pitched last yr, that would be shit talking a kid. You’re the one who says he throws 75mph and I called you out on it. He doesn’t. He throws 68mph - 69mph consistently.
@AlZeidenfeld@batcluberik@USABaseball I’ve read all of your posts. I’ll bet your kid hit 75 one time and now he “throws 75”. The goal should be to keep kids playing as long as possible. Development is the name of the game.
@JimmySnyder2019@Akohl07@JayHosey_Rad I am jealous of the people who have not encountered your Twitter profile yet.
E-N-C-O-U-N-T-E-R-E-D, it means to come across or meet unexpectedly. Damn, now I’m dishing out lessons like you are my son.